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Popcorn Theology is a podcast where entertainment and theology meet. We look at film and TV, both new and old from a Biblical perspective, enjoying the arts to the glory of God. Join in on the conversation!
Unknown Host hosts Popcorn Theology, a religion show with 498 episodes published.
Love or hate Christopher Nolan's take on The Odyssey? Agree or disagree with changes he made? It's certainly not the most radical revision of this ancient story, as this Coen Brothers' classic does (not to mention Wishbo
Is Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire demonic? Enjoy David and Marcus' popcorn discussion and hot takes takes warmer than dragon's breath. We dive deep into the biblical imagery, such as Harry's Christ parallels. We als
Greetings, True Believers! Our intrepid, time-tested web-slinger is breaking box office records and spinning an all new narrative web, so James and Miles are joined by Spider-fan Dr. Paul Marchbanks to see whether this l
Kick the tires and light the fires, big daddy! Our Patron Saint Supporters voted for us to launch a mindful consuming assault on this alien invasion classic from the '90s, and three disparate hosts from across the countr
Is Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey great and captures the themes of Homer's epic or does he update it too much for modern sensibilities? Or does it land somewhere in the middle? Eric is joined by Dr. Paul Marchbanks @dig
Raise your flags, grab your flintlocks and follow James and Eric as they take aim at this patriotic piece of cinema and make their declarations about the film's themes, from parenthood and principles to a Christian view
Our hosts were disappointed with this movie, but you won't be with this episode. Jam and Miles dive into this messy movie to pull out the themes and redeemable moments. This movie invites an exploration of finding one's
Do you really know the game that you're playing? Moneyball asked this question of baseball and this week Eric and Miles ask the same question of you? Are you really focused on the right things in life? What really counts
Full Disclosure? Some of us think this film should be renamed "Disappointment Day", while others are more charitable. "Listen" to what we loved, hated or had mixed feelings about as James and Miles are joined by VERY spe
Have you seen Shrek's face? Are you a believer? Shrek turned 25 this year and yet the humor - and deeper narrative threads - feel like they haven't aged a day. James looks into this swamped franchise and sees the ugly tr
*Popcorn Theology Episode: "Spider-Noir – Web of Redemption"* _(Cue gritty saxophone wail and fedora-tippin' piano riff...)_ Listen up, youse mugs! James, Miles and Eric give the spiritual shakedown to this hard-boiled n
"Rest your bones, my brave little knight." Eric is joined by George Brignoni to unpack The Green Knight. The reimagining of the Arthurian legend, serves as a haunting meditation on honor, humility, and divine mercy revea
This week our Patreon Saints sent us back to the year 2000 to enjoy a classic comedy starry Brendan Fraser. Bedazzled is one of the many movies about the Devil that came out at the turn of the millennia. It may be a bit
20 years ago we found out what kind of shoes the Devil wears, this year we will find out if the Devil can survive changes in the new media landscape. Join Rory and Miles, who have minimal fashion sense, but an impeccable
The Revolution will be televised! Season One was called "Born Again" but definitely had labor pains; join us as we take the pulse of Season Two and discuss the highs and lows of Season Two, where it recaptures the magic
Behold! We send James and Eric out as mindful sheep among mindless wolves. You've been summoned to consider the case of what many consider a film and theology classic - is it the best depiction of the Devil ever put to f
Expecto patronum! This week, Marcus and David shed light on the biblical themes in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. This film illuminates the risks of passing quick judgment, the value of forgiveness, and how li
Most comedians talk about pushing boundaries and crossing lines, @adamyenser proves that comedy can be clever, clean, and still utterly hilarious. With 11 Emmy awards and a history working with Conan O'Brien, Ellen and T
Movies like Super Mario Galaxy are a visual feast, but beneath the colorful cosmos lie deep biblical themes about identity, family, and the stories we tell. We explore Bowser's ongoing battle with sin reveals the human c
Thank you for helping us hit 1,000 subscribers!!! In this special episode we dive into the current state of film culture, discussing how overhyped franchises and unnecessary sequels are impacting the industry. We discuss
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Popcorn Theology is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 498 episodes.
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